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Redditch United: Mike Fowler on easy street to sign Joe Hull

Redditch United boss Mike Fowler says bringing Joe Hull to the club was “one of the easiest negotiations I had this summer”.
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Redditch United boss Mike Fowler says bringing Joe Hull to the club was “one of the easiest negotiations I had this summer”.

The 33-year-old centre-back returns for a second stint with the Reds after a spell playing at Step 2 with Rushall Olympic.
Hull first turned out for Redditch as an 18-year-old before going on to enjoy a stellar career at the likes of Halesowen, Stourbridge, Alvechurch and Boldmere St Michaels.
Fowler said: “The deal was one of the easiest negotiations I had this summer.
“Joe was as keen to come here as I was to bring him here.
“He’s an experienced player who loves to ...

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